Teak Lover

"Ruji" the Indonesian word for 'round' and the Ruji is a hard-backed display rack which gets its title from the signature cylindrical spokes along its sides which are pushed through a series of holes drilled on the ends of each shelf. This translates into sturdy, firm side walls of wooden rods, which, unlike other cheaper variations, aren't simply glued to each shelf for decorative purposes. When you get any of our teak creations, you can rest in the knowledge that what you're bringing home isn't just any commonplace piece of furniture. The teak furniture on FortyTwo.sg comes from Java, Indonesia ,where adept Javanese craftsmen skillfully fashion it out of timber from the surrounding lush plantations. Like our other teak creations, the Ruji is firmly held together with traditional butt joints to retain the old school charm of the furniture. On top of that, the butt joints are further reinforced with epoxy resin and nailed in for extra security.

The Mini Mission Console is for anyone who loves the design of it's two-drawered big brother but doesn't have enough room for it. It can be used as a display unit that's ideally paired with our Peranakan classic Window Mirror, or a more practical use as a study desk for laptop use, or even a small television. When you get any of our teak creations, you can rest in the knowledge that what you're bringing home isn't just any commonplace piece of furniture. The teak furniture on FortyTwo.sg comes from Java, Indonesia ,where adept Javanese craftsmen skillfully fashion it out of timber from the surrounding lush plantations. Instead of conveniently utilising easy-rusting steel roller tracks in the drawers, each drawer in the Mini Mission Console glides in and out on wooden dovetailed slots, and is held in place with a releasable wooden catch concealed cleverly within. Like our other teak creations, the Mini Mission Console is firmly held together with traditional butt joints to retain the old school charm of the furniture. On top of that, the butt joints are further reinforced with epoxy resin and nailed in for extra security.

Our Mission Console is the "up-sized" version of its one-drawered little brother. Apart from the obvious use as a television console, we'd also recommend it as a nifty partition to separate the doorway area from your living room. When you get any of our teak creations, you can rest in the knowledge that what you're bringing home isn't just any commonplace piece of furniture. The teak furniture on FortyTwo comes from Java, Indonesia ,where adept Javanese craftsmen skilfully fashion it out of timber from the surrounding lush plantations. Instead of conveniently utilising easy-rusting steel roller tracks in the drawers, each drawer in the Mission Console glides in and out on wooden dovetailed slots, and is held in place with a releasable wooden catch concealed cleverly within. Like our other teak creations, the Mission Console is firmly held together with traditional butt joints to retain the old school charm of the furniture. On top of that, the butt joints are further reinforced with epoxy resin and nailed in for extra security. We've also heard from some customers that the Mission Console is particularly sturdy, bearing the weight of their entire collection of heavy decorative crystals.

Low enough for guests to sit on while putting on or taking off their shoes, the classy Louvre Bench is the ideal piece to be placed next to the entrance of your home. The Louvre also doubles up as a shoe cabinet, so you can mask the odour of your shoes with the scent of teak. Ventilation panels built into in the Louvre's two doors keep your shoes well aired. A gentle tug on the twin brass knobs releases the smooth roller-clip cabinet catch mechanism and reveals two shelves of your most beautiful footwear resting behind these doors, just waiting to be taken for a walk. When you get any of our teak creations, you can rest in the knowledge that what you're bringing home isn't just any commonplace piece of furniture. The teak furniture on FortyTwo.sg comes from Java, Indonesia ,where adept Javanese craftsmen skillfully fashion it out of timber from the surrounding lush plantations.